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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-22
BuCKPIELD.

Apo,her "vinter scene 10 Maine'-ten
inches OF damp snow this saturday morn
our high seoOl. commence Monday The
2l.t
thursday evening the Ladies AID gave
. boz supper al Reform Hal. IL WAS
perfect success. Prince did not take the
cake, bot be took large tot OF baked
beans.
wednesday evening Rev. W. Y, Berry OF
Lewiston delivered the nfh lecture OF the
81. L. Course subject "Csr'alniles OF he-
llglon."
Az the meeting OF the oxford County
Dalfyipg Association, held In thls plsee'
on Saturday, the following ofieef' were
elected
Presidential. n. Irish.
Dirrctors-Frank l.. warren, y II. Ansuh
n. a. irish. Hiram conani. Virgil Deeo'ier. Ar
thur BrigEs. u ~. waite.
Clerk Alfred Cole
IrcAsurcr--C. H. Prince.
Although the COW should be The AL er'
crossing subject here, We see no dlmnin'
,Ion In the interest taken In the equine
species.
with the cofse and oyster suppers, q
course OF lectures, church festivals and So
cl,ble.. for the benefit OF the churches
20 procure bells and other siornmens,
there seems 10 be . constant call Tor AL
the supefnaous change that fellow may
be possessed Of All OF these things We &C =
cep, with Christian meekness snd humlll'
Nv. when We see women OF stronger
church taking hold with commentators rear
10 assist q weaker; bot when The SAi'suon
Army allgh,ei In our midst unnanoaeeI'
the people At nrst were possessed OF q feel'
ing OF curiosity, bot later OF disgust ~
has often been remarked that they would
reach q class that no other rehsious VI.
gsnlEstlon could. This wss made very
evident 10 the people here when 'nsn '.Iy
irst endeavor was 10 ltaen 10. VI.
poeket-book, and persistsn'ly tney nescneu
with long arms and eager fsees' Iney ~.
peared 10 be Christians In TIE sense .n..
they take no thought FOR the morrow,
for when the landlord OF the bnetnelo
House had fed them IS long s be thougn'
profitable be concluded 10 investigate theii
resources and found they we're possessed
OF seventy cents. On being requested 70
look for other quarters, one man msde fe'
marks concerning their Captain when
might have seemed more appropriate rom
a man OF the world. Al this point . wo'
man started out on begging trip 70 raise
funds 10 get the family home, declaring u
abe could get once more 70 her home II
WAS the last OF the Salvation Army fof
her. thus showing how easily some people
become discouraged Ia the Masters cause.
With no desire 10 cast any reflections on
. religion that will make men better. Deg
leave TO enter my protest against oummeI'
clothed In the garb OF religion being &C.
corded tbs, recognition due TO decent
people. II appears to me TO be great
great mistake 70 "wink at their inlqaities'
and let them pass quietly rom one com
munity to practice their imposisions upon
another. We have o. the present time ~
the churches We can well support.-bap'
list. Methodist, Universsiist and Episco'
pal. n for any new religion ~ be readily
accepted here. 10 must be OF the sugar
coated variety, inexpensive and easily OBJ
tanned.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-22
PORTER.

Qal,s number from this place are a.
,sndlng Court TIL. week.
wv. Redlou, ESQ, sull remains very
sick 81 Portland. where be went TO spend
the winter.
oar Auditor. I. l.. frsneh. Is busy this
week In sscerialnlng the nnaneih standing
OF tho town. 10 repor, a. March meeting.
KsIn Falls Dramatic Club will give an
entertainment 81 Meionisn Hall on Thurs
d.y evening. Feb. IL. They will present
The dr,ms, "Seyais, or the Lost Mine
with the following cast OF characters
Nevada, the vanisrvr-silas A. Mcdaniel
NsrmOat, an oil miner-Wll % heftinein'
Tom Csrvr yoans miner-Nrlfin frM-
Richard fairios. or Dandy Diek-J' fhi haO
siia. steele. a missionary OF hsAilh-R fuli
WormvoOi.
Jer,isn, a deiective-frAnk q. Palmer.
Jabe, colore,i miner -fr.nk II. hIuoks.
win NE, q ChinAman-W. Percy tisaf'
Mother Merton. the mother Of The cainP-Nr''
frank n. bruoks. ,,,..
uo.slis. . waif-IIsiiie q. NORWOOD
They close the entertainment Win inc
farce. 1.-THE Two BsfINds."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-22
EAST HEBRON.

Mrs. 2. J. Wheeler OF West Chsrleston,
VI, stopped with Mrs. A. NJ. fogg last
wednesday night on her way 70 her home.
Mrs. Wheeler has been visiting her rela.
tlyes in Eastern Maine since the 2oth oil
December.
The weekly social meeting convened with
Amos A. Bailey Thursday evening.
The sick ones seem 10 be Improving just
now.
sylvanus bean returned home Win his
bride last Monday.
We have enjoyed . few warm sprlna
s.ys. which reminds ne OF our boyhood
DAYS when the sap buckets usec 70 Be
brought out and washed and frightened up,
and svsporstors brought forth preparatory
for sugar making.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-22
ANpOyRR.

The school entertainment At Farmers
HIN, announced for Friday, Feb. II. bat
postponed 10 Tuesday, the 18th, on ae-
count OF the storm, Was . successful AFFAIR.
The programme IL too long for our space,
40 We omit 10 altogether. The parts were
All carried out In . manner which reflects
credit both on those In charge and those
carrying them out
The N. 4. Ladies' Circle met with Mrs.
Frank Welsh wednesday evening.
The Debating Club discussed the quts.
tIou OF capital punishment. Tuesday even.
ing. Messrs. Barnes and Poor arguing for
and Jones and Jordan against IL. A vote
showed the prevailing sentiment OF the
Club TO be In favor OF abolishing the death
penalty.
Mrs. Laura Stewart IL visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Arthur Wakefield, OF Lisbon.
Mr.. Jedediah Harding. one OF our Oldest
tovnspeople, died Feb. z, OF heart disease.
George II. Adams IL very low with con-
sumption.
sc. Head OF Sumner has formed .
partnership with r. A. Grover for the pur'
pose OF dowsl manufacture, occupying the
steam mill where Mr.. Grover has been
carving on the business alone this winter.
BAD colds are prevailing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-22
MIDDLE INTERvALE lBrrmrIl.

The school In the Pine Woods District
closed reb'y ~. with the following exer'
slscsi
I. song by ool-Iiallelujshi ris done.
!. DeclAmstion. by Joseph %. 1or'isn-s0me
murmur when their say L. clear,
a Defamation, by Arthur a. Jofdan-ihe
4 Composition. original. BY Elton l.. Dun.
s Recitation. by the ,saoBer. sylvia FArveii
DO whats'sr Thy hands mud Ia 90.
.. song by school On Jordan's stormy
!. Defamation. by John Y. IIo~e-cenisn-
= na,tie Of IIohsniinden, by"L~p.-
,. Jolly old eros. by Arthur Jordan.
~. amer Christmas. by Cora n. farsell.
N. song by school-Over jordan.
u; Recitation. by sylvia faF-eli - Maud
a. heading Of original composition. BY jos.
i. sslse, reading. by ~. y. K--wha, like
y Defamation. by Arthur jordan = Cap
q. song By ,chOOl-i. my name written
lhsrep
%. PROCLAMATION. BY Elton l.. DuahAm-Bsiiis
l.. DsslsmAiiop. ~ Joseph Jorian-Ksep
siili.
An idea Of my seboolrn siss In ten year.
~ Tho cat. that vent 10 la~-an orisinh
poem, by LID.
a. Good advice. original. ~ l.r.K.
a. song by school-rvcet bye hnd bye-
This is Miss Farwelrs second term In this
district. she Il good teacher She has
taught several terms In other places. She
will soon 20 tn Mednsld, Mas, TO engage
In another Kind Of business, and Will be
much missed here. by the writer e.P'elsl'
~. We wish her success and aspplness.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-22
CANTON.

J. G. swssey, Esq. who has been visit
log friends In Montreal, has returned TO
Canton
Rev. W. X. NOyes, evangelist. IL holding
meetings with the Baptist and FREE Baptist
Churches Ills meetings for the present
week are al the Baptist church sni are well
attended.
We are rsgrsttlng 10 hear, N we do,
that J. Melville Holland. ESQ, Is shout TO
leave Canton with bis family for resi-
dence In Kansas.
The schools At Canton village close to-
day Friday. isih) with . paollc es.mlna'
ton. hetesehers, Mr.. worthley and Miss
Dearborn. are very highly comnended by
our citizens for unilfing efforts In the In
,erest OF their pupils.
ellison Msndall, formerly OF Canton, now
OF Greene. IL reported ~ sick with typhoid
fever AZ his home.
IL seems now that there was no real
foundation for the rumof current last week
OF lease or sale Of The X. v. 4 u. X. X. TO
The Grand Trunk X X The former rost
will undoubtedly be extended 10 Ramfofd
Falls during the current year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-22
SOUTH BucKPIELD.

wash. and CelInds Psrris have sold their
farm 10 Sam and Mllt Jordan OF Mechanic
Falls.
Mr.. brigham having vacated the "ledge
house." VIII Record, Jr., IL soon to occu-
py the vacant rent
The meeting OF the farmers 10 organize
company for co operative dslying WAS
held At Buckneld village. Saturday, 18Th
inst.
DoriIlss z. Rogg Ia At work for Ber ME
Keen.
Ben. Turner Is cutting wood nom the
Lothrop lot aud delivering 10 on the line
OF the railroad. The price OF green cord.
wood delivered In the village IL 81.
Sam Record was sgsln made hsppy by
an offer Of 5000 for "Dr. Smith
Den Gsrri,h has bought COO bushels po-
iatoes al Is CENTS per bushsl for shipment.
The charge OF Judge Foster In case OF
Spsulding against the Record heirs IL
highly compllmsntsd by all that heard H.
learn that the counsel for the Record
heirs will die exceptions and carry the case
forward to the Law Court on application
for . new trial.
T. y. Brigham will no, remove bis fam
lily 20 Portland until spring
The Sslecimen are preparing their anu.
al report for Publication. IL will be print
eli AZ the DEuocR.r Office.
Aud now We hear that petition las
been presented 10 the United States Su-
prtme Court 90 test the constltutlonality
OF the Civil Service law. The law IL prob
ably constitutional for the reason that the
enforcement Of Its provisions 10 not made
obligatory upon the President ba, merely
permissory.
David Record has sold bis grsf,ed fiuli
20 ROB Dean.
John Tobln has swsppsi horses with
Ward Tilton.
Frank Packard los, 600 or 900 BY the
Dsul.on fsliars
Monday m0ruing, liih Inst, was one on
the coolest mornings Of the winter.
Jason Russell writes q very bre' ~ letter
on the horse question 20 the L,,fisioH Jour.
nal oar friend Jison has no Jack OF
" sand"
Was the Prs,lient right 10 ,eiolng the
Dspendeni Pension bllli Let me rsclte
TIE example Of IN Individual mot living In
tai. town who was drafted In 1859 and
r. lscisd by the Exsmining Board for .
certsin disability. who. snsr this bill
passed Congress, expressed bis Intention
OF proeuribg = pension under iis provis-
ions.
Rob. bean has returned from the esrnI.
val AZ Montreal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-22
WATERFORD

Daniel warren. an aged and respected
citizen. died Monday. the ltth. amer along
illness Mr. Warren was one 90 our wealth.
lest farmers, Always employing several
hands In The summer season. lie was =
regular attendant OF the Orthodox Church.
anf each year subscribed The liberal sun
OF 500 toward 10 support
Joel Hspgooi. one % the oldest resi-
dents % TIE village ~ South Waterford.
died Sanisy. the l3ih. Cause OF death, .
pArAlytic shock Mr.. HspgOoi leaves .
wife ant family OF grown.up children.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-22
MExICo.

s.A. Reed recently lost colt nearly
two years old. IL fell OF Ia some way
fractured hip bone.
Wing { Sons furnished music for The
dance At J. NJ. Babo's "Wednesday night
Fred A. worihley len on saturday The
isih last. for Riverside, Cal. A day or
two earlier barbara %. Eastman went 10
lewiston. n appears that they prcoon.
csr,ed mischief Fred went 10 Lewiston
and married Barbara The whole thing
vas UNLOCKED for-i complete surprise.
JOY be with them.
Monday morning. the it,h inst. was
cold one. 20 degrees below a. Mstleo-.'
Al Dl,nsld.
Msllsn A. Doyen and wife have gone 10
RAngslsy. visiting.
sunday, the ?Olh inst, Rev. Mr.. Love.
Ia, OF West Peru will preach Ia the school
aou.e In District at , O'Clock n.
SrAHErs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-22
WESr PERU.

sunshine aud squalls are The order OF
The day.
gain.
The meeting last evening =, No. 4, con.
Quoted by Rsvs. W. III. y. ventres and
Loyeioy, brought out fun house. They
are looking sharp Afier their nOcks, and
ADD We hope that through them even TIE
ninety and nine may not be lost bat be
gathered safely In The fold.
They are beginning 10 haul oOnslderaole
lumber 90 our new steam mill.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-22
DIXFIEI.D.

Mr.. Putnam with two or three hands Is
manufacturing = number % different kinds
% chamber sets.
The doctors have been taking their turn
with colds, etc. with The rest OF the peo-
PIE.
Mr. Ani Mrs. Lewis Wing OF North Llv'
errnore have been making visit ~ Their
daughters. Mrs. Or. Siurteyant.
TIE travelling Il very hard; the snow Is
80 deep that Il Is very iifieuli 70 pass
teams on many roads.
We notice that thtrc are = NUMBER OF
parties hauling AsL for The rake factory.
Large quantities OF birch squares are De-
ing hauled FOR the spool factory.
IL has been rather qaiei this week. and
news i rather scarce.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-22
LOWELL.

Mrs. Eiwell Andrews IL very slckyet
Edith NJ. Stesrns and Edward Russell
have gone 10 North Dfidgton 10 school.
Ellery g. Andrews IL 10 begin private
school at the village a. soon a. his term
closes At the Centre.
Auction ~ No. 4 Friday and saturday.
Seth walker has been sick lately, con.
fincd 10 the house.
Christian Circle with Mrs. II. Russell.
Congregational Circle with Mrs. John ID.
Elliott Thursday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-22
UPTON.

February thus FAR has been very mild,
with frequent storms OF snow and rain.
IA Stevens OF Canton was In town,
"Wednesday.
We see = smoke arising from the chin
news % Charlie Abbo,i's house nearly ev'
cry day, indicating that II will soon be oc'
cnpled.
James Parker OF Berlin passed through
The town wednesday.
The "O'dest inhablisnt" has never known
80 quiet q winter.
Dr. Tsaddle OF Bethel WAS called 70
Msgalioway 20 visit Mrs. wlnslow Llnneil
Friday. lie reports her a. very low.
James Bragg OF Errol has sold Tie stage
route. and l. hauling plank across The lake
Cor TIE new dam 10 be built a. Enrol In The
suflnu
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-22
LoCKEs MILLS.

The sislghlng IL nrst class here now aud
quite q number propose 20 take advantage
90 IL and 20 10 Hanover Thursday evening
10 si,eud the dance and drsma given BY
the Hanover Dramatic Club.
stephen Libby, while working The spool
mill one day last week, got his hand esught
In the gear OF one OF the spool mschlnes'
tearing IL badly.
Levi. Brysn, mas moved back Into bis
house a. South Bethel.
The Tebbeis MFG Company have bought
over COO cords OF white birch this winter.
and are siiu buylug.
Miss Abhle Hobbs. who has been sick
lOr the past two weeks. IL getting better.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-22
THE POSTAL CARD BRIGADE.
WEST BETHEL.

We begin 10 feel The warn breath oil
spring, anil The snow ylelieih beneath OuI
feet without sdaerlng thereto.
Prom John Lewis Calls. FLORAL Park.
Qaeens. n \. We have received q large
and beautifully Illustrated catalogue OF
seeds. bulbs and plants. IL has number
OF elegant c0lored plates. and IL well worth
The ten cents asked FOR 10.
A. the winter advances toward an end.
AMI spring drsweth near, many nnd them
selves obliged ~ bay hay. and those who
have q FEW tons 20 eel will receive good
price for H. The best cannot be bought
now FOR less than sls per ton.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-22
EAST SUMNER.

ID. A. Gates OF DlInsli closed . very
successful term OF eleven weeks school al
East Sumner on Friday.
Rev. DR.. Adams OF Bangor visited sum
ner on Thursday, returning on Friday.
IIsrekish Stetson has lost another child
from that dreadful disease, diphtheria.-
Three cases have now proved fatal In town.
Two cars OF potatoes were shipped from
Sumner station last week. t5c. per bashel
were paid for them.
Qalis . 10, OF ,lmber Is being cut out a.
the mills.
Leroy Keen and wife are quite sick with
lang complaints. and are thought % be In
consumption.
DR.. Blsbee has an extensive practice and
10 working hard Just DOW.
Nice shedding, say the teAmsiers.
SLocrM.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-22
PERU

Maggie Castle has retained 10 Water
Vile and her sister Sadie went villa her.
Howard Turner has 20, bo,rders from
Auburn.
rrank Kidier has los, bis nine mouths
old colt. "D.niol Boone !" 10 had sore on
bis neck which KILLED. II. lie refused 500
for II when II followed The mare.
when the Denison Company failed Frank
Klddsr Lost about $500 worth OF wood that
be hal hauled them.
Mrs. Mauroc Cannon IL falling very
fast, she has taken her bed, AMI she has
Gertie Knights 20 work for her.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-22
NORWAY LAKE.

Cora and Ava brown OF North Norway
have been vlsltlng A. ;. A. Sietenss.
school closed on The iith With a. ethi-
bliion ON The foilosing evening. Nearly
az we're snail scholars. bat all bal their
parts nicely Everythlng passed on sue
cessfsliy. with = ful house.
Mr. lllfam llAihAwsy's broken wrist i
getting better. 80 that she i able 10 Dc oai
driving
Mis. Ger,ie Beuueit. % North Norway,
lately spout fes days Al W. ). fArtriigcs
% Aiisnf The school exhibition.
Rev. y. q French has been stopping Al
home f0r Few days.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-22
nIcKYALE.

The pulley 10 T. +. Aboo,ts birch Mill
gave out lasi Thursday, which stops The
saws tor fcw days, Bat the birch comes
In A. fasl A. ever. Twenty loads were
hauled % the mill one dAy last week. The
price paid f1r birch Is a. 90 per cord.
Mr. Periey Knott l. dangerously w..
Lee AbhOti. who fell from the rooi OF
The single min and broke bis Lex. gets
srnuuf ou Cfutches.
NJ. q % Tracy i c0nvNlesclng.
Warf Howard has moved % Dinntli.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-22
ROXBURY.

n WAS 9. teg. below zero. Mouiay morn.
ing. AMI Wednesday noon :, deg. above IN
he sun.
Carrie Locke has gone % Wilton AeAi'
emy flr the spf.nc term. She vii sieiy
Greek. being The frst girl ever raised IN
this town a. take up that SHADY.
There are several pairs % nice young
working oxen Tor sale In this neishoor'
hood
John Reed went % Paris this week on
Probate Business.
The Dtuuis0n failure has caused our
poplar msn % suspend work. leaving The
remainder % their poplar Ia the woods.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-22
WEST SUMNER .

HslsklAA Stsisoa has los, another child
by tiphtherlA. which wAs The Only child
they hAd lsn. They have The sympathy OF
The entire community.
william Colby i quite feeble. Charles
uandy ruas hls shop AMI Is called very
good blacksmith.
Charles Yield Is silll unable 20 20 ont,
bet j. some better than be was.
Wallace Ryerson Is In want or another
hired man.
Business l. little better here than u
has been. and We hope u will continue 10
improve.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-22
WILSON'S MILLS.

II Il proving 10 be 4 very hard winter
for lumhermsn. The snow Il now so deep
he roais have q be shoyeied out, which
males u hard Tor men and teams.
There i still much Sickness on The river.
Toe past week Dr. wardvell has been up
% visit patients, also Dr. Tsatdle.
An infaut sou % W. W. Liunell died
Feb 10Th. Mrs Llunsll Il dangerously M.
Mrs. Horace Frost hts gone 20 Graftou
for = weeks visit, will then return home
% Mars iill
There wAs . beautiful display OF north.
err lights on Saturday night; II was one
% the lovely sights The most Isolated can
10Y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-22
MILTON PLANTATION.

Mrs. Alice Moons and daughter Annie OF
Boston are visiting ., the residence OF o.
Thornton.
Mrs. Thornton and daughter are on the
gain.
D.H. Weaver has let bis farm for the
season OF 1857 10 Charles Moody. Mr..
Weaver has returned 70 his work In Bos.
ton; We understand that he has the berth
As car starter I'll be IL stronger.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-22
NRWRY.

Snow Il nearly four feet deep In The
woods. The best time for yAftlng timber
has gone BY.
AmAn Ia the employ OF Frank Manroe
wAs badly hart about The face aud head
few days ago.
waltsr Power. 20, Dagger badly Gu,
walie az work Ia Thursion's MIL a. The
Corner.
Percy Chapman had two nagers lelsfed
iu The mill AZ SsAn's Corner.
The Selscimen have appointed III Stesrus
collector OF taxes % fil the vacancy caused
by The death % ElljAh Powers.
Uucic samuel Elmss IL much better.
BIB. Knapp Il not yet able - DO any
work in his shop.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-22
BYRON.

J.E. shaw, s. Taylor and John Housh.
ton are Of Court at Paris.
Hon. George ID. Bisbee has recently re-
ceived q due owl 20 be set up-trapped BY
y. Abbott Of Byron. The bird IL alive,
and Il IL not decided whether 70 keep II
alive or not.
The entertainment d Hop City. last
week, Was pronounced success By those
who witnessed Il.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-22

Inssrs in the best and meet reliable
companies like the RoYAL IsPKRfAL.
GuAKDflS. Lancashire. FIKK lSsuKAScE
ASSOCIATION. 0xxNAS ASKRicAS. y. Y.
fRASKLTS FKE on PKSSsYLvASiA. fIRK
ASSOCIATION or PHILADELPHIA, PKNS-
sfLvASIA fnk. ard Tvs. Co. STATE or
PKSSsILvASiA. The above are all large
trst-el.ss companies and guarantee sb-
solais security. against lOss or damage
By Ere. wm. J. Wheeler at. Old r.
q. building. South PAIRS. Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-22
NORWAY.


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UuIssr.ausi oar,h. Rev. Carultc i. Angtl.
rastrr Frsashing ssffics ga ~an'iay. a =. -,
Sabbath sfhssal. -. 80
Ssouni ConFrsEsilnnsl 1hurrh. RfF. Alft. W..
AL. rastnr rfsafhInE srffics-~Ills f-la - a.
A. HaitsIh sfll.ll. m a. 49, -nflt Nfeflnfi "
Turslsr. Isi.ss' PRAYER MfsflnF, ~ = n,
Thafs.iay. rrriia sfsklY Prayer hssilng' - y
~, FRIDAY.
Nsthrl.t Cufrh. ~. = rIiishufy Pastor ltsaeh'
s.lI.l TrrrIns Nfsfng. 90 r. -, NeinfslaY
Prayer Nsstnr. lo =. n. Cias' hsstihg' lnasy'
TmFs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-22
EAST BRowNFIHLD.

The school taught In this district by
Herbert Morton closed on The lsih.
Oalts number OF our people attended
Court iNst week.
co Mondsy evening the light OF the
barulng oxford House a. fyeburg Was
very bright
There wss pleasant little gathering Of
The young people AZ Mr.. Gaichelrs on Sat
uriAy evening. and a candy pail Al J. X.
lllis on Tuesday eveuing.
Adiic Alari's school closed on The 18th.
Sae hAs been la The vicinity % South Hiram
for nearly year teaching.
W. l. Davis AMI vile are a. W. III.
Stlckueys f1r While.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-22
sAvEp Ills LIEE

Mr.. d. I. wllcoxson, % Horse Cave.
Ky, says be was. FOR many yess, badly
ai1ietsd with Phthlsic, also Diaostss; The
pains we're almost unentursble and would
sometimes almost throw him Int eonvul-
siOns. lie tried Electric Bittsrs and got
relief from nrst bottle and AFTER aking SIX
bottles. vas entirely cured, and had gained
In fesh eighteen poands. Says be POSI-
lively believes he would have iiei. had u
10, been FOR the relief Afforded BY Electric
Blttsrs. Sold AZ my cents hottie, a.
Moves Drug Store. NOru AZ.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-22
noXBuRY POND.

Mrs. ). $. Mitchell h.. been III, bu, Is
better
Notwithstanding the snow and blow OF
Friday and Saturday, large delegation
attended the entertainment AZ Hop City.
Saturday night. breaking their own road
some OF the way.
birch teams are busy.
Twsniy.eigh, degrees below zero stVal'
enllne's Day.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-22
RuMFORD POINT.

Sir. and Mrs.. Nelson As.,ln have been
engaged 10 work on farm near Rutland,
VI. sni len Tor that place lass Monday
OuI POsimls,ress has recently purchased
piano.
James IIa,ehlns attends Golld's Aeaie-
my this spring.
John X Howe closed bis long term OF
school on the east side OF Ellis River last
week. tie WAS liked very much by bis
scholars. and now has gone 20 Mass. for q
few weeks.
Matt Elliott b. dashed hauling his
birch FOR smith Bros.